UV Wrapping and Baking into UE4 Steps?

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A lot of the strength of Substance is for hard surface texturing–it has a lot of presets for things like metal and painted surfaces and has lots of tools for creating weathering. It sounds like you’re wanting to paint skin, which you could use almost any tutorial to look at, so I would look at some introduction tutorials for substance just to learn how to use it and then general skin texturing tutorials which will show you how to do the coloring.

Just a note though on skin tutorials–for visual effects the method will be different because they use special skin materials like what Mental Ray and Vray have, which use several layers of textures for the Sub-Surface Scattering effect (SSS) and that is not something that games go all that in depth into, these days you can just do one color for a SSS effect in a game.

Thank you so much,

Is SSS the effect that is achieved when light hits areas where the blood is closer to the skin(Gets redder in hue)
and where there is more fat(Gets bluer/cool gray)

Does Substance and have the ability to do the SSS in a game?

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Also I will use Substance for skin by looking at the tutorials,

I will also use the file to try and import into UE4 and see what happens for myself.(See if I can learn anything from his workflow in and apply it to Substance or vice versa)